Marek,
Thanks for the suggestion but, alas, I did not help. I’m now running Tomcat
7.0.26.
However, what I failed to understand the difference between the:
Imported RDF files(';' delimited and use '/')
and
New triples file (use '/')
fields in the Workbench’s New
Hi Marek,
Thanks for your suggestions. As the OWLIM community grows, it has become
apparent that we need a better way to organise things and have been
considering this kind of forum. I can't promising anything, but I feel
it would be nice to have something like this organised later in the year
+1
Monika
On Wed, Apr 4, 2012 at 10:12 PM, Marek Šurek wrote:
> Hello Ontotext team,
> at first I have to congratulate you, you did really great job with Owlim
> 5.0. This release even it is only beta2 is much more stable than any
> previous version with tons of new features to explore. I would
Hello,
I am having a problem when I try to create an OWLIM repository using
openrdf-workbench. The repository looks like it is created (i.e. it appears in
the list for repositories in workbench) but when i try to access "Namespaces"
for example I get the following error from Tomcat:
java.lang.I
Hi,
if you don't need to do it through workbench I suggest far easier way to create
custom ruleset.
My solution is connected to windows... windows 7 64bit
1. Deploytwo official war-files included in owlim distribution .zip file (in
folder /sesame_owlim ) by copying them into webapps directory i
Thanks Marek,
I managed to create the OWLIM repository with a custom rule set.
I am curious about one thing though. The rule set I am using contains around
9200 rules. I appended those rules in the Builtin_rules.pie file (in order to
have OWL reasoning) so I now have a huge rule base. OWLIM su
Hi Babis,
I'm sorry to hear you are having trouble configuring OWLIM.
All steps you made sound right and I'm not sure what could have caused the
setup problem. One thing I could advise at first glimpse is to try and use the
pre-built sesame workbench WARs we distribute together with OWLIM (see
Hi,
I guess it is stored in builtin_Rules.pie as commentary in the file reference
to file as Max. There is division commentary line in builtin_Rules.pie which
divide rules into Horst and Max. See :
...
...
//==
// This r
